What type of redaction allows you to redact a range of pages?

Mass redaction enables you to redact a range of pages simultaneously, making it an efficient method for handling documents that require extensive redaction across multiple pages. This approach is particularly useful when dealing with large volumes of data where specific sensitive information appears in the same locations across different pages.

In contrast, individual redaction focuses on selecting specific parts of text or images on a page and applying redaction to those isolated elements rather than a whole page or multiple pages at once. Full-page redaction applies a black box or similar covering to entire pages, which can be less selective. Sequential redaction, while it may suggest a series or sequence of pages, does not inherently imply the capability of redacting multiple pages in a batchlike manner, as mass redaction does.

The key advantage of mass redaction lies in its ability to streamline the process, reducing the time and effort required to protect sensitive information spread over numerous pages within a document.